The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-30

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WAsHNoToN. Oot, 10. henuemnn VINO
called upon mr.. CLEVELAND last evensnh suno'hy tor
the stateons that the Pretdent expressed tns eatess
Indignation when he rsso me aovoent % .he Macon
Ga, spseeh OF Gen Henry " JACKSON our tofmr sin'
hter 10 Mexico. huch OF the COCA teehnN a'omeu W
the rreHoohts Vh'' fat 70 nave peen o,'spse. IN y
moment Gen. Gordon the Governor OF Georgia ~
ABOUT 70 take the stump against FORAKER IN uhr Anu
the 'fes'dent ana Ms fridnds rear tnat saekson :
hsrsnsas wiz area'y smherrs' o"rdonp enotI 70 hon
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c.nno, n, ored an IN. ro,nd tina, h- reprs
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No.. ,ro.n. ava, an. an, s., ,,a a., do Al. of ui.vs
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Ihere are ten unhoa Stn'es IN the nearly
All Oh wnom VIII remain ehu oonsIers meeu on pso. o.
These Senators are Cockreh ana Vost OF MISSOURI I'd
munds and NORM OF vermont Harris OF tennessee
joiner OF Arkansas po'ph OF ofrEon Cuiom OF ihlnos
and Fiat OF Connecticut Eupts OF Louisiana ana rush
OF Aauama haVo gone 70 theh roepoe'Ne ota's. tor
brief Walt. Senator Call said IN an interview day OF
two ago that he mao renamed moro snoe oonafeS al
1ournsd last spruf for the purpose Oh looking Aer
Florida people who drop Into washington but that
ne woniu soon 90 nome 70 s~y un'n oonkeeS
meets fiata Culom, ana harra are sttena.hk
tho msetinn OF the Cookrsn Gommiuoe which
VIII prepare repors showing now the pupNo pnsnes'
Vowed ~ they arrive and each has the same thng TO
say The session viii DO LONG one "ome sort OF taria
reform bill viii be passed. BILL agreed upon looking 70
the reduction OF tho surplus and some snshdmsn 10
tho Interstate Commerce law. haeh senator ALSO aads
an opinion ~ to whether ths Democrats or Eepnnioans
Will carry Ohio ana New York according 70 the kds no
on. Senator cullom SAID this morning that Vonxre@
was Esng around TO the pomt OF putting the teesrapa
companies into the hands OF the oovernnent hewu
not introduce OIL on tic subject because ne thnts
such action unnecessary A. several p's 10 ths cnoot
have already bsen prepared ready Tor presentauon.
Commerce Communication and James A. AnRe,i one of tho
members Of tho international Fish Domination are
both rssdsna Of the prsttv little CITY Of Ann Arbor
Nch which Ia the scat OF the university OF which the
city IA % proud Cooley has made his home a, Ann Ar
Dor for score OF years busy with his duties ~ Chice
Justice of tho Michigan Supreme Court his law writ,
inss and his general pructce Mr. Angel has beon for
aixtesn yenrs President OF the university Tho two zen
tsmen arc warm friends but widely different In appear
anoe manners and habits Mr. Angel, hns born A
traveller student for pleasure and something OF man
OF tho world judge Cooley has boon all his ne mont
uprsmittInR worker and . student with n particular
object In view He has had no u,o for travel and has
lived life Of the utmost simplicity. Ho never drinks
smokes chewa or INDUCES in any OF the lighter pons
uro' OF mo. no not o. social tur ana nh,e no en-
loymeht OUTSIDE MS WORK ana nts 'auay. h1hs O'CLOCK
IN inc mornings NOT an cary hour 10. nun 70 oeS'n
work AND u ~ n'sns u not 100 nte 70 continue.
mheh Aonssa No oou'd % touha IN III" rooms ~ vac
war, "a trv case, hefor. MIN wore out o, he'd uo /,
ns.rlv A ndust.ous In wsshinetou e arrives At tho
,oo,,. ~ m. Comuaroo Commt..,on sarlv In ths
manning remain, s,e IN the sfcrpoon and tates loss
th.n an hour A. roor IN, . s,non,s irrob n. 4. a
a, M admin ,,z. I'm. an vary th,n that bo ,ooh. mi,
ma hss rath.r .ma,, head eovsred viii, abort ..bhy
head His face IN wrinklsd and dry. and tho close.
cropped beard. without moustAche 10 the color
and texture - his hair Ho dresses poorly. almost
shabby, and bis we'll worn dark frook coat 10 beginning
TO shine brightly. Like William u. Rvarts and other
brany mon, he wears shocking hat. II 10 . silk one.
with the lnsre and the fur rubbed ths
He has not brought his family TO Washington but lives
In modest room at hotel He has been heard to ex.
press regret for having accepted tho unsatisfactory
place that he now holds as head OF the Com
merce Commission.
President Angel Ia taller than Judge Cooley and
younger He wears bettcr clothes and seems to enjoy
himself more. 1ie 10 welbuit man. and has pleas.
AM. open face. covered with Nky brown beard. and
he has thin hair Of tho color He very dsnlhed
and easy In conversation but quito naughty at times
He went to Michigan from Brown University and lack.
Ing some of the Western bonhonmic no has been
very popular with tho students at Ann Arbor.
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The rival jockeys. Garrison and Mclaughlin arc Mt.
tracing great attention at the races here Each has his
faction OF ardent admirers and both win applause
whencver they appear. Col Jack sheehan OF New
YORK. who Is tho bosom friend OF both Jockeys tonight
sent handsome floral horseshoos to each OF his fhvore
bearing tho diplomatic motto May the best man win
All of tho International Fish Commissioners or "pr.
mary Eewotistors" a. they nro styed by tho o.
by tho latter part OF next week. Messrs Angel